Opinions

Published by COHA; re-published because of current public interest Several Weeks ago, COHA published an analysis of the Venezuela-Guyana boundary dispute by guest scholar Eva Golinger, who is a New...

I write regarding the article ‘Rethinking Forbes Burnham: Revelations from the “303 Committee” on laying the foundation for Guyana’s dictatorship’ by Baytoram Ramharack (Stabroek News, November 14, 2021). In the...

The country lost two legal luminaries earlier this month — retired Judges Prem Persaud and Nandram Kissoon. They were in a sort of way legal institutions serving the nation for...

(Penned by Ramnarine sahadeo) As Guyana bade farewell to a national hero many questions remain about his life outside the military that he served for 40years. One particular group on...

Venezuela's contentious claim on the Essequibo region is, undoubtedly, Guyana's biggest existential challenge and demands the collaboration of the best intellectual and patriotic minds to coordinate a flawless, evidence-based defensive...

The heart of all of Guyana and her diaspora have grieved for the victims of the fatal helicopter crash that occurred last week. We pray for the recovery of the...

Venezuela’s Maduro is not likely to listen to any Western power on its planned annexation of Guyana territory it claims. But he may be inclined to listen to India or...

Dear Editor African nationalist Mr Lincoln Lewis makes no apologies for speaking as a black man to attack Indo-Guyanese who are mainly supporters of the PPP in his letter to...

In the website English language newspaper of Venezuela named “Venezuelanalysis.com” hailing Caracas’s December 3rd referendum there is a graph which incorrectly lists the Essequibo population make up of only Afro...

The wisdom of the proverb, too many cooks spoil the broth had not yet been invented when Siddhartha Gautama walked out of the world to go sit in isolation believing...